Citizen Science for Policy Making

Citizen Science for Better Policy Making

Information here shows how pilots designed and implementing their own citizen science experiments with citizens in order to improve public knowledge about local air quality and collect valuable data for policy making.

CS Landscape Report

D2.2

This review sets the context for local Citizen Science (CS) labs to be established in Athens, Berlin, Flanders, Plovdiv and Sofia, by examining a selection of projects from the national CS landscapes.

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Guide to Air Quality Monitoring

D5.1

Basic information on air quality and low cost air quality sensors in the form of training content provided in a PowerPoint presentation.

Open PowerPoint

Policy Landscape Review

D2.3

Identifies relevant local/regional measures (policies, Air quality action plans, Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan strategies etc. that can be enriched using citizens' knowledge and data.

Participation Risks/Compliance

D7.1

Based on pilot needs several specific challenges, opportunities, and recommendations for Citizen Science projects and citizen engagement for the COMPAIR project are tackled.

Pilot Operations Plan

D2.4

The Pilot Operations Plan establishes useful guidelines and recommendations for all pilots to successfully contribute towards COMPAIRs mission.

https://www.wecompair.eu/_files/ugd/725ca8_ee8af111bc8f4ea486395c8bb6780809.pdf

Benefits Assessment Roadmap

D6.1

Strategy for how the outputs of the project will be monitored and evaluated during the open and public rounds starting from small, dedicated user-groups to public testing.